Cybersecurity News

Charities and aid groups call for urgent global support for victims of deadly scam operations in Cambodia and Myanmar, left destitute on city streets with no means to return home.

The head of the UK's new £115m police AI center admits their crime-fighting AI will have biases, but pledges to limit unfairness in these powerful tools.

An AI security researcher shares a cautionary tale of an OpenClaw agent gone rogue, highlighting the risks of unleashing AI agents without proper safeguards.

Canada launches probe into what AI company OpenAI knew about the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, examining potential AI involvement or foreknowledge of the tragic event.

OpenAI failed to alert Canadian police after suspending the account of the Tumbler Ridge school shooter, raising concerns from the country's AI minister.

Peter Attia, a renowned longevity expert, has resigned from his role as a CBS News contributor following the revelation of his communications with convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to meet with Defense Secretary Hegseth as tensions escalate over AI technology limits and oversight.

Anthropic claims DeepSeek, MiniMax, and Moonshot used its Claude AI model in an attempt to improve their own products through unauthorized 'distillation'.

Discord distances itself from Persona's age verification tools after a wave of user criticism over privacy concerns and 'lying' about the features.

Chinese hackers reportedly leveraged vulnerabilities in Ivanti's VPN products to breach the network of an Ivanti subsidiary, then gain access to 119 other unnamed organizations.